Kathleen L.

In my ideal utopia, everyone would be able to agree on things, and there would be no disagreement that would lead to dire consequences. There would be no diseases, and natural deaths would be marked by more of a celebration for the person going to heaven than a day of mourning. People who had strayed from God’s will (for example, those who had committed crimes) would see the consequences of their actions and try their best to do well. Everyone would be loved, and everyone would be accepted. There would be obstacles to overcome, but there would be no doubts about overcoming them, and no feelings of giving up. My utopia might seem far-fetched, but to me, it sounds like some of it could actually happen.
By: Kathleen L.
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